The president of Poland, Andrzej Doubt, said Tuesday that he has received guarantees that Washington will not reduce the presence of his troop in Poland and in other places along the eastern flank of NATO.
The administration of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, has not announced any plan to get strength from the region, but has said that Europe must do more to provide their own security. The position of its administration has raised questions in the region about whether Washington will maintain its long -standing commitments with NATO partners.
“There is no concerns that the United States would reduce the level of its presence in our country, that the United States would somehow withdraw their responsibility or responsibility for the security of this part of Europe,” he told journalists in Warsaw.
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“On the contrary, I hope that thanks to the efforts that President Trump is currently doing, the war in Ukraine will end.”
Doubt, that for a long time he has been friendly with Trump, he spoke with journalists after meeting General Keith Kellogg, the special envoy of the United States for Ukraine and Russia.
Doubt said that his evaluation was based on the conversations he had in recent days, both with Kellogg and with the United States Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, whom he organized in Warsaw last week.
He asked the population “to remain calm” in the light of changing priorities under Trump.
The United States deployed troops in Poland after the annexation of Russia of Crimea in 2014, but increased the deployment and created a long -term presence there after the large -scale invasion of Russia of Ukraine in 2022.
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